The Dubai real estate market sustained its robust momentum in the third quarter of 2025, recording 54,028 residential transactions valued at AED134.6bn ($36.6bn), according to Springfield Properties’ latest report.
These figures mark a 15.3 per cent year-on-year increase in sales value from AED116.7bn ($31.8bn) in Q3 2024, alongside a 14.8 per cent rise in transaction volumes from 47,049 over the same period.
Compared with Q2 2025, the number of transactions grew 9.4 per cent, while overall values remained steady, reflecting a healthy shift towards more mid-market developments.
Farooq Syed, CEO of Springfield Properties, noted: “Achieving AED134.6bn in sales this quarter demonstrates more than resilience — it confirms that Dubai is now among the most balanced real estate markets globally.
“Mid-market housing drives demand, representing over half of all transactions, while premium areas such as Dubai Hills Estate and Dubai Maritime City continue to show stable pricing.
“This equilibrium is what distinguishes Dubai from other international markets.”
Off-plan sales led the quarter, with 40,680 transactions valued at AED96.2bn ($26.2bn), highlighting strong investor interest in early-stage projects.
The ready segment contributed 13,348 transactions worth AED38.3bn ($10.4bn), supported by end-user demand within established family communities.
